Thought For Today Quote On High Office
A concise quotation notes that true ascent to high office resembles a pyramid where only reptiles and eagles reach the summit, attributed to D'Alembert.
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1959
Page
4
A concise quotation notes that true ascent to high office resembles a pyramid where only reptiles and eagles reach the summit, attributed to D'Alembert.
A proposed West Virginia bill shifts non-support penalties. It would fine up to 500 dollars or imprison up to one year, or both, with optional highway labor duties to repay alimony. The measure allows court discretion to keep employed husbands or parents working and directs sheriff to manage earnings for child support, with jail if unemployed.
The House Appropriations Committee reviews fiscal 1960 military spending with tensions between services over missiles and research. Meanwhile El Al provokes another sandwich war by serving economy meals on bread, prompting questions about pricing and service as carriers face regulatory limits.
In Pittsburgh Dr George W Crane College in the Penn Sheraton Hotel hosts 50 girls in a penthouse dormitory with a dedicated dining section and a downtown center move. The school, led by President J R McCartan, notes 2500 students and a modern educational approach including a hostess program and charm courses.
A reader letter argues for a public vote on liquor by the drink while stressing moral duties to family and community. The page also reports a Raleigh County clothing drive led by Beckley Chamber of Commerce, aided by Boy Scouts and clubs, funded in part by the County Court, and highlighted by Harry Anderson’s leadership and church prayers.
Soldiers from the Ninth Infantry at Ellison Air Force Base Alaska Pvt Charles L Williams wife Janet lives in Garten entered Army last May trained at Fort Jackson he is 23 his parents live in Cleveland Ohio Walter D Crawford 19 with the 187th Inf Germany jeep driver arrived Europe December Collins High School Stoco High School 1956 grad Frank L D Wood 18 unit policeman in Korea five months more schooling at Fort Gordon Carl N Rice 19 lineman course at Fort Gordon Woodrow Wilson High School Charles W Defoe 22 Second Armored Division tank driver Richwood High School Margarete wife lives in Killeen Texas Frederick Banks rifleman in Erlangen Germany entered Army May 1987 Carver High School.
Pvt Kenneth D Deweese, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob A Deweese of Affinity, completed an eight week cooking course at Fort Knox Kentucky.
The notice states pricing for home delivery by carrier or distributor at $19 per week for daily and Sunday, 48 cents per day or month, $1.95 per half month, and notes that carriers and distributors are independent contractors with Beckley Newspapers Corporation not responsible for advance payments. It also credits J. McQuade as managing editor and AP as the exclusive publisher of local news and AP dispatches.
A collage of trivia and wry observations on health habits aging cleanliness bath lore and quirks of culture from a Hal Boyle column. It covers doctor delays mink coats Wall Street seats Wall Street, safety with rugs, air temperatures on the moon, and trivia about emus bees and cinnamon.
Earl Wilson surveys theater and TV happenings with Siobhan McKenna in New York. Rehearsals for What Every Woman Knows on CBS TV are noted, along with comments on modern marriage, women's roles, and domestic life. Also sprinkled are spoof items about newlyweds, show biz trivia, and light quips.
A Beckley resident charged with murdering his child was lodged in Raleigh county jail after being arrested at his father in law’s home in another county. Lynching talk has circulated since the coroner’s jury verdict, but officials urge law, not violence, as the case proceeds. Jailor John Williams oversees custody while the situation remains tense and awaiting possible confession.
The historic Bellanca monoplane Columbia, built in 1925 and holder of a 3911 mile non stop record from Roosevelt field to Eisleben, Germany, burned at the Bellanca plant near New Castle Delaware, with four other ships lost in the blaze. Loss estimated at 250000 dollars.
The prompt discusses the history of maps from ancient Greece and Egypt to Roman road mapping, the 1400s Great era of exploration, and modern map use with bicycling and cars. It notes handmade early maps and Pittsburgh's 1914 idea of free road maps, then suggests locating visited cities and state capitals as a learning game. The quiz offers a prize and a mailing address for submissions.
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